Sig p210 legend
- Thread starter ostrof
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That is a beauty, if you don't mind how much was it to your door?
Musky Hunter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
drool....amazing pistol.
the most accurate factory pistol you can buy.
the most accurate factory pistol you can buy.
Forest1488
CGN Regular
- Location
- South of Toronto
Worth every penny. I am sitting on the fence myself regarding the legend as it may be my next purchase. The P210's of days past are just as good shooting but the legend does have a very strong aesthetic appeal compared to previous versions.
Great read if interested in this amazing pistol. http://larvatus.livejournal.com/33732.html
Great read if interested in this amazing pistol. http://larvatus.livejournal.com/33732.html
id64
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Toronto, Ontario
Meh, it's only 9mm 
Congrats! Amazing pistola!
Congrats! Amazing pistola!
- Location
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
Congrats. Very nice. Nice shooting.
Technology Direct
Expired Business Member
- Location
- Etobicoke, ON
Truly one of the nicer autos. Congrats.
LANZ Shooting Supplies
Expired Business Member
- Location
- St. Anns, Ontario
Just want to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH SETH for helping my dream came truth .Looking forward to get S&W 1911 from you...Cheers..
Its a great gun, thank you for your business.
- Location
- Ontario, Ca
Sig p210
I've had a P-210 Legend Target on order with Seth for some time. I think they are shipping those by rowboat. Congratulations on getting your gun and posting the pictures. Luckily I'm in Texas or I would be camped out at Lantz's front door
I've had a P-210 Legend Target on order with Seth for some time. I think they are shipping those by rowboat. Congratulations on getting your gun and posting the pictures. Luckily I'm in Texas or I would be camped out at Lantz's front door
- Location
- Ontario, Ca
X-Five / P-210
I too have an X-Five. Mine is the Allround in DA/SA .40. Mine has had a trip to Bruce Gray and so is about as good as that gun gets.
That said, the P-210 Legend is a very different gun. I doubt that I would have purchased an old school Swiss P-210 primarily because of the issues that are always discussed when talking about those guns. Now that the Legend addresses the safety, magazine and hammer bite points, to me it is a very different than the Swiss models at least for my purposes.
I locked into the X-Five because it was "best in class" to my way of thinking and now I will enjoy its predecessor but without the warts.
I too have an X-Five. Mine is the Allround in DA/SA .40. Mine has had a trip to Bruce Gray and so is about as good as that gun gets.
That said, the P-210 Legend is a very different gun. I doubt that I would have purchased an old school Swiss P-210 primarily because of the issues that are always discussed when talking about those guns. Now that the Legend addresses the safety, magazine and hammer bite points, to me it is a very different than the Swiss models at least for my purposes.
I locked into the X-Five because it was "best in class" to my way of thinking and now I will enjoy its predecessor but without the warts.
- Location
- Ontario, Ca
Old and New
Quite a few have. There is plenty to read if you are up to it. Possibly the best source of information on the Swiss P-210 is Michael Zeleny AKA Lavatus. He reviewed the Legend when it first arrived and was critical. He may have modified his opinions as improvements have since been made. I suggest going to the SIG forum and doing a search for P-210 threads. You may read more than you really need as the P-210 purists are very, very detailed in their knowledge of the gun since its design in the 40's. I don't think I would be too far out of line if I said that the consensus would be that the Legend is a fine pistol. Getting agreement in that camp is like blaspheming the name of J.M. Browning on the 1911 forums. The conservatives in both the P-210 and 1911 groups make Rush Limbullcrap sound liberal.
Quite a few have. There is plenty to read if you are up to it. Possibly the best source of information on the Swiss P-210 is Michael Zeleny AKA Lavatus. He reviewed the Legend when it first arrived and was critical. He may have modified his opinions as improvements have since been made. I suggest going to the SIG forum and doing a search for P-210 threads. You may read more than you really need as the P-210 purists are very, very detailed in their knowledge of the gun since its design in the 40's. I don't think I would be too far out of line if I said that the consensus would be that the Legend is a fine pistol. Getting agreement in that camp is like blaspheming the name of J.M. Browning on the 1911 forums. The conservatives in both the P-210 and 1911 groups make Rush Limbullcrap sound liberal.
357_fan
Regular
- Location
- Penticton, BC
How many magazines does it come with? Beautiful looking gun.
- Location
- Ontario, Ca
Magazines
I could easily be wrong but I think the gun ships with two. Part of the reason why the Swiss gun was a challenge to own was the cost and availability of magazines. I've seen them priced at over $150.00 used.
The cost of Legend mags has come down just in the past few months. They still aren't cheap and sell in the US for around $60.00.
I could easily be wrong but I think the gun ships with two. Part of the reason why the Swiss gun was a challenge to own was the cost and availability of magazines. I've seen them priced at over $150.00 used.
The cost of Legend mags has come down just in the past few months. They still aren't cheap and sell in the US for around $60.00.
